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Answered 12 years ago by Steven Jed Alpers (Unclaimed Profile) |
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If this was a divorce and your ex got more than you think she was entitled to get you are out of luck. If your ex spent the money for food, clothing, rent, medical expenses or other necessities of life you are also out of luck. If you are not divorced yet file for divorce to get your fair share.... Read More
If this was a divorce and your ex got more than you think she was entitled to get you are out of luck. If your ex spent the money for food, clothing,... Read More
Answered 12 years ago by Steven Jed Alpers (Unclaimed Profile) |
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I have no idea. You did not say what he allegedly did to get kicked out. He is entitled to a hearing if he is being suspended over 5 days or expelled. I have no idea what school district you son goes to school. Without information I cannot answer your question.
I have no idea. You did not say what he allegedly did to get kicked out. He is entitled to a hearing if he is being suspended over 5 days or... Read More
Answered 12 years ago by Mark T. Peters, Sr. (Unclaimed Profile) |
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You need to look at the CCRs to see what authority the board has. I suggest having them reviewed by a local real estate attorney to see if the board has that right. If not, you might want to seek an injunction.
You need to look at the CCRs to see what authority the board has. I suggest having them reviewed by a local real estate attorney to see if the board... Read More
Answered 12 years ago by B. Casey Yim (Unclaimed Profile) |
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You have a good claim against your neighbor. You can collect for all costs and expense of repair and clean up, even costs over what was paid by insurance. They had plenty of notice of the problems of rot in the tree, and danger to your property. They turned their back. Sounds deliberate. If so, and if you can Convince jury that this was malicious or despicable you might be able to recover punitive damages on top of it. Best advice, retain an attorney right away to file suit for you.... Read More
You have a good claim against your neighbor. You can collect for all costs and expense of repair and clean up, even costs over what was paid by... Read More
Answered 12 years ago by Christopher Kirk Steuart (Unclaimed Profile) |
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Insurance is a contract. Any answer would have to be based on the contract language. However, insurance is regulated by the state and you may want to consider contacting the insurance commissioner for your state. That office may be able to give you some information, be sure to have the policy on hand.... Read More
Insurance is a contract. Any answer would have to be based on the contract language. However, insurance is regulated by the state and you may want... Read More
Answered 12 years ago by Strowbridge Blasdel Richardson (Unclaimed Profile) |
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Do not get into a confrontation with your sister. Living in a hostile family environment is not in the best interest of a child. Do you have anyone else you can talk to besides your mother? Speak to your mother about your fears. Explain your feelings, fears and concerns. IF the problem continues and you cannot get help from your family, then you have no alternative but to call law enforcement who will ultimately notify Child Protective Services, AKA Children's System of Care That is where you may have to go.... Read More
Do not get into a confrontation with your sister. Living in a hostile family environment is not in the best interest of a child. Do you have... Read More